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Immersive Property View

Walk the property. Open the record behind what you see.

A navigable reconstruction of a captured property where every hotspot resolves to a structured Property DNA record — the asset, the evidence, the capture date, the review state and the use it was produced for.

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Capabilities

What the immersive view does.

NAVIGATE

Move through the property

orbit · walk · guided viewpoints

Explore the captured site from any angle, or follow saved viewpoints prepared for a specific decision — an acquisition walkthrough, a roof review, a progress comparison.
LINK

Hotspots bound to records

coordinate → asset → evidence

Each hotspot resolves to a structured record. Opening it shows the asset identifier, supporting evidence, capture date, review state and the intended use the record was produced for.
COMPARE

Capture over capture

same viewpoint · different dates

Where a property is captured more than once, the same viewpoint can be compared across dates so change is described against evidence rather than recollection.
MEASURE

Indicative dimensions

scaled to stated control

Approximate distances and areas derived from the reconstruction, always presented with the control method and accuracy class that produced them.
REVIEW

Professional review state

draft · AI-assisted · reviewed

Every hotspot shows whether it is a raw observation, an AI-assisted candidate, or a finding that a qualified professional has reviewed.
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Scoped access

expiring links · role-based visibility

Scenes are served through scoped, expiring access. Internal-only hotspots stay internal; public demonstration scenes contain no client property data.

How it is produced

Capture once, reconstruct, register, link, review, publish.

The immersive scene is not a separate product. It is a view onto the same Property DNA record that produces every other deliverable.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Structured imagery is collected on a defined flight and ground plan, with control captured alongside it.

  2. 02

    Reconstruct

    The imagery is processed into a navigable Gaussian splat reconstruction plus supporting derived products.

  3. 03

    Register

    The reconstruction is placed against the property's spatial reference and transform so overlays land consistently.

  4. 04

    Link

    Hotspots are bound to Property DNA records: assets, evidence items, findings and measurements.

  5. 05

    Review

    Findings surfaced in the scene move through professional review before they are labelled as reviewed.

  6. 06

    Publish

    The scene is released to the workspace with permitted and prohibited uses stated on the record.

Where it is used

Decisions this view supports.

Acquisition due diligence

Walk a property remotely before committing travel, and route questions to the evidence that answers them.

Construction progress

Compare captures at the same viewpoint to document what changed between site visits.

Facility asset registry

Locate registered assets in space, not just in a spreadsheet row.

Insurance pre-loss baseline

Document pre-loss condition in a navigable form that supports later claim discussion.

Capital planning

Tie condition observations to the specific building element they were observed on.

Remote stakeholder review

Give distributed teams one shared reference of the property instead of scattered photo sets.

Boundaries

What this view is, and what it is not.

Authoritative geometry boundary

This immersive scene is optimized for photorealistic exploration. Any reported dimensions, quantities, locations, or professional conclusions are drawn from the separately identified validated source data and review record.

Professional review

AI-assisted observations surfaced in the scene are candidates until a qualified professional reviews them. The review state is shown on every hotspot record rather than implied by the visualization.

Professional boundaries

  • Legal boundary and property line determinations require a licensed land surveyor.
  • Final tax positions, asset lives and depreciation treatment require a qualified tax professional.
  • Structural, mechanical and other engineering conclusions require a licensed engineer.
  • Official valuations and appraisals require a licensed appraiser.
  • Thermal imagery indicates apparent anomalies only and is not a diagnosis.
  • Legal opinions, causation findings and expert testimony require qualified counsel and retained experts.

Questions

Immersive Property View FAQ

Next step

See it with an illustrative property.

The demonstration scene uses synthetic data and is labelled throughout. It shows the full interaction model: hotspots, guided tours, layers, capture history and record panels.

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